For many, divorce signifies financial freedom. And, as a new study reveals, divorce can also signify great financial achievement.
According to Spectrem Group, a financial consulting firm that conducts monthly surveys, 
62% of high-income divorced women (worth $1 million or more) believe that they’ve benefitted financially from their divorces—and not just in the way you’re probably thinking.
The Group asked high-income divorcées how divorce affected their finances, and the results were surprising. Above all other changes, women cited increased financial literacy as the top money-related change in their post-divorce lives. Nearly three quarters of women polled said that they became “knowledgeable or very knowledgeable about investments” after their divorces…article
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